although you can’t see someone, “it doesn’t mean they’re not with me.” as long as you remember, “they are not gone.”
maybe because we are like dust. even they doesn’t exist anymore, it doesn’t mean they actually left—because there’s still something that reminds us they’re still here. they died, but when we remember, they’re still alive. remembering is when someone exists in your mind even when they’re not around—or they’re not here anymore. so maybe humans doesn’t actually die. maybe because they remains as dust—we can’t see their shadows, but we still feel they’re not yet gone. wherever we go, just like dust, they are just there everywhere. maybe the dust is the only permanent thing in this world.
nike brand should make the kind of advertisement like the scene when sang-gu finds out those nike shoes that his brother bought for him because it was his only birthday wish. (i sobbed so hard)
*“now… i will begin to help you with your final move.” (sigh)*
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although you can’t see someone, “it doesn’t mean they’re not with me.” as long as you remember, “they are not gone.”
maybe because we are like dust. even they doesn’t exist anymore, it doesn’t mean they actually left—because there’s still something that reminds us they’re still here. they died, but when we remember, they’re still alive. remembering is when someone exists in your mind even when they’re not around—or they’re not here anymore. so maybe humans doesn’t actually die. maybe because they remains as dust—we can’t see their shadows, but we still feel they’re not yet gone. wherever we go, just like dust, they are just there everywhere. maybe the dust is the only permanent thing in this world.
nike brand should make the kind of advertisement like the scene when sang-gu finds out those nike shoes that his brother bought for him because it was his only birthday wish. (i sobbed so hard)
*“now… i will begin to help you with your final move.” (sigh)*
**
